Ted Bundy's Childhood Home

This house, located in Tacoma, Washington, was the former home of American serial killer and rapist Ted Bundy. The home has been in the news in May of 2017 for rumors of poltergeist-like activity during a recent remodel. A child and several workers that visited the home reported feeling strange and did not want to be there. Contractors that worked on the house reported several different types of activity that they couldn't otherwise explain.

Casey Clopton, head contractor on the project, dismissed claims by his employees as simple pranks or break-ins during the remodel at first. However, so many different things began happening that even he admitted that some unseen force must have been at play.

It is now privately owned, and not available for any sort of paranormal investigations. Please do not trespass or otherwise disturb the current residents. It is unknown if the current owners are aware of the activity or it's history.

History
The house was built in 1946, and was the home of Samuel and Eleanor Cowell, Bundy's grandparents. In 1951 Ted Bundy moved in with the Cowells, where he lived there until he completed high school and entered colledge. During that time he believed that the Cowells were his parents, while his real mother pretended to be his sister in order to avoid the stigma of being an unwed mother.

Types of Activity
Several different types of activity was reported by Clopton and his crew:
 * Extreme feelings of unease.
 * Closed and locked doors, drawers and cupboards being found opening upon crew returning.
 * The words "Help me" written on a dirty glass window from inside the locked house.
 * "Leave" being written in sheetrock dust in the middle of the floor with no footprints leading to the writing, also occuring while the house was locked up.
 * A heavy dresser inset in the upstairs hallway wall was pulled from the wall and landed face down while the crew was inside the house downstairs.
 * Electronic equipment becoming unplugged or suddenly losing power.